This was a good poem, because it helped explain a topic I'm not at all comfortable with, and for that I commend you! I loved it. I also liked the emotion I could feel from it, the sense of helplessness and depression. Well done!

- Clap Trap, from Review Marathon [link in profile]

It's NOT an oxymoron. An oxymoron are two contradicting words like "silent noise" and "original copy".

It's a paradox.

And it's a great haiku.

Hey, thank you for reviewing me. I really appreciate it. Anyways, this is really good. I love when people write only few words in their poems that convey so much meaning and feeling. It's just AWESOME!

Yeah, have a nice day.)

Oh, very cool. That says it all. It's amazing how much you said with so little words. The last line really hit the nail on the head. Great work, keep writing!

interesting thought here. actually somewhat of an oxymoron. its unique and brings forth many thoughts. good job and KW!

~davida

oh my god. this is so inspiring. thought-provoking. something about it just tugged at my heart. it's so short but absolute perfection. i loved reading this, thank you.

well... you write about very interesting topics... you handle controversial issues with skill and candidness- well done.

It's amazing how much power these few short lines have. I love how much impact it leaves on the reader. I think you did a really impressive job on this, great job -.

~Sumi-chan; What you call love, I call pain.

Ohh... Two favorites in a row. This is rare. I really really like this.

This is really good...never seen someone do that before, but it's good to write about somethin different

~Sorrow~

Interesting poem, makes me think of my best friend Michelle...

interesting last line.. nice job

Wow. Nice haiku. It doesn't have the usual nature theme, but I guess that's why I like it so much!

~ Lunchi

I like this it makes you think, but I do belive you could have a better tittle than "Clothing".

Hey. I heard about you through angelus . noir, who is a very respectable poetress. So, I decided to check out some of your works, and I have to say that I'm impressed. Haikus are a personal favorite of mine, because they are deceptively simple pieces of work that can prove to be quite challenging at times. I just love the concept of this, and I find it lovely, lovely, lovely. So many emotions in so few words. Well done on this one, and I shall be reviewing more of your works sooner or later when I'm not procrastinating :p

Heather